To enable climate adaptation and resilience among smallholder coffee farming communities, and in particular for rural women, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Uganda through business-led approaches

The project aims to develop an enabling mechanism for the target cities to access innovative and private CCA finance in the long run. This mechanism will be developed and piloted in one pilot country/city located in each key region of the Global South – Africa, Asia-Pacific and Latin America & the Caribbean – as well as in one pilot country/city of the LDC and of SIDS so that particularities of each of these categories of countries are fully taken into consideration.

To strengthen the climate resilience of coffee and cacao producers in El Salvador and enhance access to sustainable finance in Central America

To catalyze investment in adaptation-focused SMEs through adaptation accelerators in Least Developed Countries

To catalyze private sector investment in SMEs with climate resilient practices

Objective: to improve the resilience of vulnerable coastal communities to the adverse impacts of climate change, including major shock events, in Fiji and PNG

Advance equitable adaptation to climate change by reducing vulnerability and increasing resiliency in Mocoa through innovative technology development of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs or drones) for community-based landslide and debris flow monitoring and risk projection.

Secure high value arid ecosystem biodiversity and associated ecosystem services, while ensuring resilient and sustainable livelihoods in Tajikistan’s lower Amu Darya landscape.

National capacity and capability improved for the management of mercury, through the preparation of National Action Plan (NAP) for the Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining (ASGM) sector

The project “Fourth National Communication to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change” is aimed to
(1) enable the GoI to design public policies and measures for mitigation and adaptation to address climate change, through
(a) assessing environmental, social, and economic impacts of implementing these mitigation and adaption policies,
(b) strengthening of technical capacity and institutional arrangement at national and local levels, and